Abstract:Aiming at the difficulties in extracting weak fault features of gearboxes and the high computational complexity of deep models, research was conducted on a diagnosis method based on state-weighted Markov transition field and multi-scale lightweight network; the key technologies and methods of state weighting strategy were adopted, and recalibration calculation was conducted on transition probabilities to enhance the distinction of hidden fault features; the technical innovation and uniqueness lie in constructing a dual-branch GhostNet lightweight network and introducing multi-scale feature enhancement and channel attention mechanisms to collaboratively extract and fuse fault features; superior results in accuracy, lightweightness, and anti-noise performance were achieved through experimental testing, verifying the generalization ability under variable working conditions; the requirements of reducing computational overhead and achieving high-precision diagnosis were satisfied through practical application, providing a viable engineering application for real-time monitoring of edge devices.